... “John! you're going to the office, you’ve forgotten your umbrella. And if it’» Home Guard parade, you've forgotten U —Stay-at-home holidays in Gateshead are to continue throughout the summer. Open-air dancing is the most popular feature. Could not this ...

... Auctioneers (Head Office), Craven Arms, Salop. u 3002 CARDIGAN HORSE SALE, WEDNESDAY NEXT. JULY 29th, 1942. 67 HORSES 67 (All Classes). Sale 12 Noon. Terms: Cash. gIM EVANS & CO., Auctioneers. CARMARTHENSHIRE. LAUGHARNE. JOHN FRANCIS AND SON will OFFER SALE ...

... for them to be transferred to an arm where, I hope, it can be gratified. (Cheers.) OF V.A.D.'S. Sir JAMES GRIGG said that he received last, week a deputation representing the British Red Cross and the Order of St. John regarding the transfer of V.A.D. ...

... Port Talbot. t. fleet air arm.- Reuter. Printed by ESTERS MAIL k ECHO LTD., and pnltlithtd at 102-103, St. Mary-strecl, Cardiff. MONDAY, JULY 27, 1942. Eisteddfod Charges Refuted Science Aids Soil Cultivation THE Cardigan National Eistedd- PEMBROKESHIRE ...

... LEICESTER, will be opening a permanent Stockroom at The BOROUGH ARMS HOTEL. NEWCASTLE, commencing MONDAY, JULY SOUL Stocks comprise of LADIES' OUTERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY. BLOUSES. JUMPERS, CARDIGANS CHILDREN'S WEAR. &r. Mr. T. H. Day and Mr. M. I. Burley Mate ...

... (nephews)! Ben Davies E. Hughes, Ben and Trefor Jones. Haydir and Elwyn Davies, Tom James (cousins): John Thomas W J. Grif fi ths. J. E. Jones. Haydn Thomas, John and Campbell Humphries and B Martin. At. the house were Malr (daughter): Mrsdames Kate Dal les ...

... LEICESTER. still b• a permanrir Stockroom Pt Th. BOROUOR ARMS HOTEL, NEWCASTLE. CV:WM.IIr. MONDAY. JULY 20th. ' B:rr ks roomy,. of LADIES' OUTERWEAR. UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY. BLGUSIES. JUMPERS. CARDIGANS & CHILIMIENS WEAR. hr. Mr. T H. Day and Mt . M. L. Burley ...

... Clayton (39), of fixed address, who pleaded guilty to two charges of stealing controlled articles; and John William Horner (63). bookmaker, of Cardigan Drive. Leeds, who pleaded guilty to two charges of receiving stolen goods. Roamed Countryside in Car ...

... Marriages The marriage arranged between JOHN EDWIN BELL, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bell. Horsforth. and MYRA. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. McNAXR, Burigy. will take place Burley Methodist Church. Cardigan Lane. Leeds, on Saturday. August 1, at ...

... Wind- brought by Millards. Ltd.. Con- * L ! * , , 9. « extent the scrvices The Cardigan National Eisteddfod street. Ammanford, in respect j fectioners. Cardiff, against John I l u /am ion Exhibition will be opened at thci ur ex received when knocked; Millard ...

... world AwilV • to-day and yet it was easy to findj cl^> jcheering things, fellowship ano! * .goodwill. ®? the Criminal Court John Mc- everything they «.uld do for them R a 30 . seaman , dld nO , and she was glad to know . hov ' surrendcr to answer charees ...

... MOTT.:—On July 14, 1942. at Dellwood Nursing Home, Reading, to Kitty (nee Slay), wife of Guardsman It. Mott, GO., of 5.14, Cardigan Road—the of a son (Brian). IPETTS.—On July 17, 1942, at The Hill Nursing Home, Cressingbam Road, Reading, to Ruby, wife of ...